Mix Underwater Scooter with Action Camera Mount 30 Minutes 22lbf 131ft Waterproof Dual Motors Water Sports Swimming Pool Diving Snorkeling Water Scooter for Kids Adults Gray Battery Version

i bought this so my kids can use it in the pool and it works great. It’s easy to get set up and easy to use. It works great going deep in the water and back up to the surface. The camera also works great even tho is not something we use often.

beautiful little electric water craft scooter for under water, it's light weighted and powerful. Easy to install and ready to play out of box. Quility was good and solid

The propeller guards and waterproof rating give me peace of mind while using it underwater.

The media could not be loaded. As a small hand-held device, I wasn't expecting the amount of torque the motors generated and the total underwater speed. I don't know what the actual speed was, but it feels faster than the stated 3.36mph. I found myself gripping the control arm tightly to hanging on for the ride as the scooter pulled me across the pool, and the smaller kids who have used it move extra quickly through the water. The scooter itself is pretty heavy for its size, primarily due to the large battery. The sizing is a good trade-off between being a small device and having a large capacity battery with a long run time. I can use the scooter on and off for an afternoon at the pool, and the battery has plenty of life to give all the kids a turn (some even flipping around at surface-level to make an impromptu water cannon). The battery is removable and replaceable, so it may be worth buying a second battery for long beach days.The scooter includes a camera mount for an underwater camera such as a GoPro. I haven't used the mount, but it's sturdy and appears it would securely hold a camera during normal use. There is also a removable buoyancy wing to help stabilize it in shallow water, though I don't find it necessary, and just about everybody is able to comfortably maneuver the scooter without the wing. Running the scooter without the wing also allows for quick dives, surfacing, and sharp turns. The movements can be quick, with just a slight change in the direction of your wrists, the scooter will pull you onto the new course. At any time, you can release the accelerator buttons (both buttons must be pressed to run the motors), and the scooter will quickly slow. Starting from a dead stop will take a second to build thrust, but in just a few seconds, you're moving again. The controls feel both safe and intuitive to use. In terms of safety, just a word of caution for riders with long hair to keep the scooter out in front of them, facing forward with index fingers on the control buttons. If the scooter is positioned backwards (with thumbs on the control buttons), there is a risk of hair being suked into the propellers. I haven't experienced that issue personally, but I've heard of it happening from a neighbor with the same scooter and wanted to pass that along, especially if there might be younger riders with long hair. This is not an issue as long as the scooter is used as intended, since your body (and hair) stay well behind the propeller inlets during normal use.I am looking forward to getting this out to the beach this summer and being able to cruise along the shore. I just need to remember to be back on land by the time the batter is out, as it may be difficult to pull this along as dead weight. Overall, it's just a lot of fun and well made, it feels like it will hold up for a long time.Pros:Great propultionGood battery life for the sizeSolid constructionEasy to useCons:No battery life indicatorTakes a while to charge (a second battery would be best for longer usage)

I have had many different retail sea scooters. Seadoo Dolphin, Seadoo GTI, Seadoo Sea scooter, Seadoo VS turbo, The Yahama Explorer, and probably others I am not recalling over the years.The Sublue Mix is by far easier to handle, faster, and lighter. I am looking at purchasing their higher end version now as I love diving and would like longer run time and even more possible speed. But this one here pulls my 200lb frame around easily and quickly with a tank on. Just has about a 30min run time.Ok, so why if I like it did I not give 5 stars you ask? Battery Price, and Charge Time.The battery price seems a little high, it comes with one 122Wh 11,000mAh battery. I picked up a 2nd and the price is (at this time) $165.00 USD each. If we compare this to the other scooters such as the Yahama and seadoo scooters they took much less expensive off the shelf batteries that could charge way quicker. I know the use of the less expensive batteries significantly added to the weight but it still feels like a premium for their batteries.

I have tried a waydoo subnado before, so that's my comparison. This one sounded slower out of the box so I wasn't expecting much...however, in the water it is VERY powerful. The motors turn very slow and steady compared to the subnado. I'd expect it to last longer due to less wear and tear. The motors are separate so you don't get as much blowback on your body too. The battery is removable, giving you the option to buy extra batteries. The only advantage I would give the subnado is that it has multiple speed options and this one only has one. But to be honest I always ran the subnado at full speed anyway. This one is plenty fast, the battery meter is easy to read, and with me being 160lb I got about 30 minutes of runtime and PLENTY of distance. I'd guess somewhere close to 2 miles give or take. One note is to always open and rinse the battery compartment. It's easy to forget to do.

Bought for a birthday present for grandson box didn’t appear to have been open nor did it looked used but no battery was included buyer beware

This is great for kids, but maybe a bit of an expensive toy. It's not really much benefit for adult snorkeling, but it's kinda fun to not have to swim slowly around. That's all the speed you'll get out of it for 15-20 minutes. I hope this kind of vehicle is a hint of what's to come!